UiPath MCP Server
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TDQS
Scored across 29 tools
Most tools have clear, distinct targets (queues, jobs, robots, etc.), and getters are differentiated by resource. A few statistical tools (dashboard_summary, folder_overview, count_stats) overlap in providing counts, but their descriptions clarify intended use.
All tools follow the uipath_<verb>_<resource> pattern (e.g., uipath_get_jobs, uipath_start_job, uipath_add_queue_item). The verb is consistently get for reads, with clear action verbs for mutations. No mixed conventions or ambiguous abbreviations.
At 29 tools, the set is larger than ideal and exceeds the typical 15-25 'heavy but reasonable' range. However, the domain (UiPath Orchestrator management) is broad, and many getters reflect specific entity types, so it remains borderline rather than excessive.
The tool set covers the main Orchestrator entities (queues, jobs, releases, robots, machines, schedules, assets, logs, audit, licenses) with read operations and a few key actions (add queue item, start/stop job). Missing update/delete operations for some resources, but core workflows are supported.